The Liberty of Rome: A History, Том 2G. P. Putnam, 1849 |
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... whole body of the Plebeians . Rutilus was elected Censor , and afterwards raised to other honors , by the support of his order , which mounted with him , or he would not himself have climbed so high . It would be worth while to make out ...
... whole body of the Plebeians . Rutilus was elected Censor , and afterwards raised to other honors , by the support of his order , which mounted with him , or he would not himself have climbed so high . It would be worth while to make out ...
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... whole Commonwealth that it prevailed . The Senate was persuaded to grant an amnesty and a uni- versal abolition of debts , besides other concessions , which were all accepted with joy by those who had preferred " groans and tears " 24 ...
... whole Commonwealth that it prevailed . The Senate was persuaded to grant an amnesty and a uni- versal abolition of debts , besides other concessions , which were all accepted with joy by those who had preferred " groans and tears " 24 ...
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... whole army from the peril into which it had been brought by the Consul in command , " was himself elected to the consulship within a year or two later , when the Latin war was at hand , and the high places in the armies of the ...
... whole army from the peril into which it had been brought by the Consul in command , " was himself elected to the consulship within a year or two later , when the Latin war was at hand , and the high places in the armies of the ...
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... whole passage from Livy consulem fieri liceret , censor creare- ( VIII . 12 ) may be transcribed : tur . " " Dictatura popularis et orationibus in Patres criminosis fuit , et quod tres leges secundissimas plebei , adversas nobilitati ...
... whole passage from Livy consulem fieri liceret , censor creare- ( VIII . 12 ) may be transcribed : tur . " " Dictatura popularis et orationibus in Patres criminosis fuit , et quod tres leges secundissimas plebei , adversas nobilitati ...
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... whole nation than it is bound to feel for the fortunate or the il- lustrious citizens alone . But the necessity of read- ing the history of Rome through the lives of a few preeminent Romans is only consistent with the char- acter of all ...
... whole nation than it is bound to feel for the fortunate or the il- lustrious citizens alone . But the necessity of read- ing the history of Rome through the lives of a few preeminent Romans is only consistent with the char- acter of all ...
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